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December 15, 2020
Blog

Another Bad Idea: Transit Parity
… that are disproportionately taken by high‐income workers. As bad as this idea is, it is the kind of transportation policy that we are likely to see come out of the Biden administration and a Democratically controlled Congress. For more …
By Randal O’Toole
July 26, 2017
Blog

How FDR’s Court Approved Vicarious No-Fault Criminal Liability
… potential for injustice,” and discuss its relation to criminal laws that are ambiguous or not ascertainable by persons at risk of criminal liability, in my (newly written) chapter on white‐collar prosecution in this year’s Cato Handbook for Policymakers.
By Walter Olson
December 29, 2014
Washington Times

Risky Business of New Year’s Forecasts
… other errors. To make an accurate forecast, one needs to know what the Fed will do in regard to monetary policy and what Congress and the administration will do in terms of taxing, spending and regulation. One also needs to …
By Richard W. Rahn
September 10, 2009
Blog

Nobel Laureate James Heckman Responds to Cato Stimulus Analysis
… while Georgia’s reading gap narrowed, its math gap stagnated or widened. In fact, a highly respected economist has cautioned policymakers about overgeneralizing from the tiny preschool programs of two generations ago, stating that: A much more careful analysis of …
By Andrew J. Coulson
March 24, 2008
American Spectator (Online)

Obama’s America
… House. However, the substance of his views is quite old and conventional. Obama is a lot like Jesse Jackson in policy substance. Like Jackson, he calls for a multiracial coalition to enact a leftwing policy agenda. Obama is also a …
By John Samples
Fall 2021
Cato Journal

The War on Cash: Institutional Hostility and Covid-19
The Covid-19 pandemic has given digitization a boost through physical lockdowns and fear that physical cash may help spread the virus
By Edoardo Beretta and Doris Neuberger
July 19, 2016
National Review (Online)

Trump’s Weaknesses Are on Full Display in Cleveland
So far, the convention has done nothing to allay the many concerns about his candidacy.
By Michael D. Tanner
May 15, 2015
Blog

Do Racial Disparities Explain Flat Student Performance?
The Nation’s Report Card reveals flat and mediocre student performance in civics, geography, and history.
By Jason Bedrick
February 11, 2014
Blog

D.C. Circuit Tosses Out IRS Tax-Preparer Regulation
A victory for liberty in itself, the decision may have broader legal import.
By Andrew M. Grossman
September 26, 2013
Blog

The Stock Market’s Embarrassing Fall after the Fed Reneged on the Taper
QE never helped stocks or the economy.
By Alan Reynolds
April 3, 2013
Blog

Look at No Child Left Behind. See, No Federal Control. Wait…
Look at NCLB when thinking about possible federal control of the Common Core.
By Neal McCluskey
Fall 2012
Regulation

What Happens When Local Phone Service Is Deregulated?
Early returns suggest liberalization benefits consumers just as long distance deregulation did.
By Jeffrey A. Eisensach and Kevin W. Caves
October 17, 2012
Blog

Is Secession a Good Idea?
By Daniel J. Mitchell
February 22, 2012
Blog

Franken to Chu: Doggone It, Like My State’s Company
By Tad DeHaven
March 30, 2005
Inside Higher ED

What Women Want
By Neal McCluskey

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Another Bad Idea: Transit Parity

How FDR’s Court Approved Vicarious No-Fault Criminal Liability

Risky Business of New Year’s Forecasts

Nobel Laureate James Heckman Responds to Cato Stimulus Analysis

Obama’s America

The War on Cash: Institutional Hostility and Covid-19

Trump’s Weaknesses Are on Full Display in Cleveland

Do Racial Disparities Explain Flat Student Performance?

D.C. Circuit Tosses Out IRS Tax-Preparer Regulation

The Stock Market’s Embarrassing Fall after the Fed Reneged on the Taper

Look at No Child Left Behind. See, No Federal Control. Wait…

What Happens When Local Phone Service Is Deregulated?

Is Secession a Good Idea?

Franken to Chu: Doggone It, Like My State’s Company

What Women Want